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Distributed leadership: working together to ride the waves: the action self enabling reflectice tool (ASERT)

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posted on 2024-10-31, 16:28 authored by Sandra JonesSandra Jones, Marina Harvey, Geraldine Lefoe, Kevin Ryland
New models of leadership are required if the higher education sector is to continue to provide leading edge change. While multiple theories of leadership exist, the Higher Education sector requires a less hierarchical approach that takes account of its specialised and professional context. This paper explores how an action self enabling tool, developed from research into the experience of several higher education institutions, can be used to support a distributed leadership process to build leadership capacity. While the focus of the project that underpinned the tool was on building leadership capacity of academics for learning and teaching, the findings demonstrate the need for an inclusive participative approach by which professional, administrative and academic staff benefit from collaborating to build a systematic, multi-facetted leadership approach appropriate for the sector.

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Start page

55

End page

74

Total pages

20

Outlet

Tertiary Education and Management Conference (TEMC 2011), Riding the Waves

Editors

Ian R Dobson, Raj Sharma, Maree Conway

Name of conference

TEMC 2011

Publisher

Tertiary Education Management Association

Place published

Melbourne, Australia

Start date

2011-08-14

End date

2011-08-17

Language

English

Copyright

© Association for Tertiary Education (ATEM) and the Tertiary Education Facilities Management Association (ATEFMA), 2011

Former Identifier

2006038484

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2012-12-09

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